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Johnson claims NHS will be 'overwhelming priority' for government
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Paying off the many outstanding PFIs would release about 40% of the NHS's current annual spend...
Also, increased business and investment in the UK (which will now happen according to various pundits: well, we can always hope!) may well mean additional taxes aren't needed.Blog? What blog...?Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostPaying off the many outstanding PFIs would release about 40% of the NHS's current annual spend...
Also, increased business and investment in the UK (which will now happen according to various pundits: well, we can always hope!) may well mean additional taxes aren't needed.Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View Post40%! Classic Mal.Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostPaying off the many outstanding PFIs would release about 40% of the NHS's current annual spend....Comment
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Originally posted by Old Greg View Post40%! Classic Mal.
But then, unlike you, I've first hand experience to draw on.
There's also a recent article on the BBC news website talking about the costs of the NHS. Oddly enough, they agree with me. Not that I'm interested anyway.Blog? What blog...?Comment
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“ according to the latest cost estimates for Private Finance Initiatives (PFIs) to the NHS in England. These suggest ongoing PFI payments cost the equivalent of around 2% of the NHS budget, or one pound in every £55.”
What is the NHS paying for Private Finance Initiatives? - Full Fact
NHs annual budget is 130 bln roughly, total PFI cost estimated to hit 55 bln by 2040 or 2030 - NOT annual cost.Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostYes, 40%. Bulk on repayments and interest, plus quite a lot on the administration of them which adds nothing to patient care. And an awful lot on the maintenance services they impose.
But then, unlike you, I've first hand experience to draw on.
There's also a recent article on the BBC news website talking about the costs of the NHS. Oddly enough, they agree with me. Not that I'm interested anyway.Comment
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Originally posted by meridian View PostHe’s been corrected on that lie several times before but still repeats it.Originally posted by AtW View PostIt’s not true, and if you knew it wasnot (which you should have) then it means you are a liarComment
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